The Canadian Association of Learned Journals (CALJ-ACRS) is hosting an open webinar on OJS key features and offering tips for effective journal publishing.

Just before the recent launch of PKP’s new website and 25th anniversary campaign, the team celebrated the arrival of Urooj Nizami, who is responsible for forging and strengthening relationships as well as facilitating community engagement. Urooj has already made a major impact to the website, which now includes a Community Page outlining the global nature of the community, PKP’s membership model, and strategic partnerships.

In 1998, I initiated a project that set out to make research a greater part of what constituted public knowledge. I called it a Public Knowledge project.

The new year marks a number of exciting events for PKP.  First off, 2023 is PKP’s 25th year of operation.  The Project is launching a completely refreshed website this week, and is celebrating its recent designation as a Core Facility of Simon Fraser University.

Our technical support specialists help our community meet their publishing goals — by providing technical and hosting support for journals, conferences or monographs using PKP software, writing and updating documentation, teaching workshops, and more. There is currently a position open for Publishing Partnerships Specialist with PKP Publishing Services.

If you want to learn more, ask questions, and engage with the community about PKP software development & release progress, this webinar is for you! PKP invites you to the Quarterly Development News Webinar with the purpose of providing a quarterly update to the PKP community about current and upcoming work on software development and release progress.

Bori is a unique Brazilian agency that monitors scientific papers about to be published in scholarly journals and shares them with journalists. Connecting the media to peer-reviewed science helps to increase sharing, visibility, public knowledge, and impact over traditional distribution methods.

Editors or those with multiple roles in a journal use the submissions lists to identify which submissions need action, which submissions are waiting for reviewers or authors, when they need to nudge other editors to take actions, or when expected tasks are overdue. Sometimes these lists get long and it becomes difficult for editors to filter the submissions that need action.

PKP has developed the PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN) to digitally preserve OJS journals. The PKP PN ensures that journals that are not part of any other digital preservation service (such as CLOCKSS or Portico) can be preserved for long-term access. Preserved content in the PKP PN is only made available to users after a trigger event, at which time the content will be made accessible to the reading public.

PKP is happy to announce an open webinar on Plan S compliance in Open Journal Systems (OJS) . As cOAlition S stipulates, for its funded research, all peer-reviewed scholarly articles must be published in venues that meet the Plan S “Requirements for Publication Venues”. The webinar will go over these requirements and how they can be met using OJS.

PKP is happy to announce an open webinar on Plan S compliance in Open Journal Systems (OJS) . As cOAlition S stipulates, for its funded research, all peer-reviewed scholarly articles must be published in venues that meet the Plan S “Requirements for Publication Venues”. The webinar will go over these requirements and how they can be met using OJS.